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26th March 2009, 07:45 AM
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300 thingees - the place is overrun with the little b uggers! Run for your lives - yes!, the other way! - don't them following you up here to the belly button of England!
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29th March 2009, 05:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Albert Lionheart  300 thingees - the place is overrun with the little b uggers! Run for your lives - yes!, the other way! - don't them following you up here to the belly button of England! | And thus Rome fell ... 
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31st March 2009, 10:39 AM
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hah lol. where you callingbelly button of england?! i thought the whole thing was one big one!
wlad, 2 words lol. Too true!
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31st March 2009, 10:57 AM
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Being the fluff in the belly button of England is marginally better than being something at the other end - understood to be Birmingham I think!
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3rd April 2009, 07:52 AM
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hahaha, i used to think burmingham was a nice place, then i listened to their radio station
Did youu hear about the mixup on the latest leaflets the council have printed? Obviously just googled 'Birmingham' to find a picture of the town to go on the leaflet, and ended up with a picture of Birmingham, US! - 16k that cost to print
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3rd April 2009, 08:04 AM
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BRMB radio used to be really great when it first started. Trouble is that the ghastly brummy accent is muddled with the Black Country accent which has enormous character. Some really brilliant beers come from the Black Country - if you ever go there go to the Swan on Netherton Green - not changed for years.
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Last edited by Albert Lionheart; 3rd April 2009 at 08:05 AM.
Reason: confusion reigns supreme here!
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13th April 2009, 09:42 PM
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SOrry ive been like 10days missing lol.. but can I ask (I'll explian in a bit) when did BRMB start... and when did it go bad?!
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14th April 2009, 06:38 AM
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Wiki says "Launched on 19 February 1974, on mediumwave 261 metres, (1152kHz) and 94.8 MHz FM, BRMB was the fourth independent commercial radio station to broadcast in Britain after Capital Radio, LBC and Radio Clyde. Broadcasting popular music with local news, live football coverage and information, the station became popular amongst residents in Birmingham, before changing to 96.4 FM Stereo in 1986."
And also
"96.4FM BRMB is a Music radio station based in Birmingham, UK. The original company, Birmingham Broadcasting Ltd., wanted something that combined a US-style call-sign with the company name. In August 2008 it was announced that BRMB would be sold to satisfy the Office of Fair Trading's ruling on the takeover of GCap Media by Global Radio."
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20th April 2009, 07:39 PM
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ahh Okayy lol.
See why i was asking - Down here in my fav part of the UK, we had '103.2 Power FM.' My childhood idols heros were on there, and thus my love of music was born from them. And that station was owned by this "GCap Media by Global Radio."
Buttt.. in 2006ish. all the presenteres left.. and now it has been brought out by a radio company called Glaxy becuase it was doing so bad.
I noticed BRMB was owned by GCap Media by Global Radio, and so just wondered if it went bad at the same time as power. *sighs* i doo miss it, all UK radio that flys through the air is utter crap now in my opinion, do you listen to any up there Albert? or are you another radio hater?!
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